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FAA Tests FBI Drone Detection System at JFK

The FAA is testing a a system to detect "rogue" drones at JFK in New York. FAA
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Key Takeaways:

  • The FAA has begun testing a drone detection system at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) to identify and track "rogue" drones operating near airports.
  • This initiative is a collaborative effort involving multiple government agencies, including the FAA, FBI, and Department of Homeland Security, aiming to enhance airport safety and identify unauthorized drone operators for law enforcement.
  • The evaluations, which started on May 2nd, involve testing an FBI UAS detection system with various drone types, building on previous research.
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The FAA has started testing a drone detection system in New York airspace as it seeks high-tech ways to track down “rogue” drones around airports.

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